New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr.. ED
MUND YATES.
THE QUEENS RETURN FROM BALNORAL TO n
HURRIED-THE CECIL-wILBIAHAM WEDDING
GRoUsE-sHOoTING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ORATORS IN HUSTiNGDoSsHIRE-
NorRa 0R THE AIAGE

row evening for Balmoral, where she VIII arrive about
o'clock on Thursday afternoon ]. has always been the
Queens intention be at Balmoral next Friday whioh
is the anniversary the Prince Consorts birthday The
Cabinet would be glad TO keep the Court at Osborne tia
the eve OF the propagation OF Parliament 1t will nov
be necessary hold the council for the speech at Raj
moral. which involves long and troublesome journey
fol the Ministers and officials. Lord Salisbury passed
afternoon at Osborne dined and slept At the
palace this being his farewell visit To the Queen, ~
Prime Minister never goes to Bamcrai they viii noe
meet again till Her Majesty returns TO Windsor at the
end OF October the south being accelerated thA
year in consequence OF the Princess Bearces approach
ing ACCOMPLISHMENT.
THE osBoRNE's ROUGH VOYAGE
The Princess OF VT les had rough passage from More
to Copenhagen During last thirty six hours the o.
borne very heavy weather This yacht rolls
very much so the Royal passengers suffered severe
ly, as they are not good sailors
ROYALTY TO HONOR SCOTLAND.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales and their daughten
will arrive at Abergelde Castle for stay of three weeks
on Saturday September IL The Prince will be the gues
of Lord Fife Mar Lodge and Of Colonel Farquhar'oa
at Invercauld for few days during bis stay In the
North
CORNER STONE LAID BY BABY DUKE.
The young Duke Of Albany. intelligent little boy Of
three years. already entered upon The duties which
Royalty Is heir to. His miniature Royal Highness' on
last Friday laid the foundation stone Of new house
which Is being erected at Claremont Park Assisted by
his mother performed the ceremony with dignity and
saror Jaire and declared the well andruy laid The
house is to be in the Adams style.
IRISH ORATORS IN HuNTTNGDoNsHIRE.
The North Hunts the deepest anxiety In
Dow ming Street rish have taken undisputed
possession OF the village inns and village green's Cir
cults have arranged in Huntngdonshre, and the
laborers said to much moved ny the HiDerniaa
eloquence to which they listen with avidity twas Ii
this way that spalding was lost, but the Conservative
orata al IN
vital Importance OF platform speaking in the presens
crisis Mr.. Marriott has, however, delivered an exceh
lent speech at st. Ives. Ashmead BARTLETT Walter Long,
Mr. Robertson, Colonel Saunderson and a regiment OF
youthful Tory barrsers have gone going into tho
rural districts to administer antdote. Mr. Fellovess
personally popular and his ancestors have represented
Huntingdonshire for century, The contest will be one
Of the most exciting ever remembered
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
The CecIlWilbraham wedding at st. Andrews in
Wellsst. Tuesday was in every way worthy so au'
spclous event the marriage of son OF the Prime
Minister with the daughter OF Lord Chamberlain The
church crowded with guests and s!ghtseers and
every available point was profusey decorated with
white flowers Lord Salisbury in unwonted good spirits
talked every thing but the coming proclamation OF ths
League his friends II pity that the praise
worthy punciuaty OF the bride not more generally
Initiated Lady Florence wilbraham looked very oeautt
e in dress Of white poult de sole ana Brussels laces
but be confessed that primrose satin did not sue
the compexons OF Of tie bridesmaids Lady
Lathom In her becoming cre.s ot hight gray silk with
bonnet match seemed scarcely oder than her daueh
ters Lady GrosyenOr l0dg cloak OF violet yeyee
and round hat Lady Lyton in fawn color; Lady
Borthwcks becoming Worth costume OF blue with an
tque miniature buttons and blue bonnet was much adj
mired Lady Betty Lytton and Miss Smith seemed spec
tally interested in the ceremony; Sir Arthur Sullivan
duly impressed by the bridal marches Lady Exeter
and her daughter represented the other branch Of the
Cecils; W. H. Smith scarcely as cheerful as his
chief; Balfour Lowther Viliers, Baden and Powell did
duty for the Commons Tho breakfast and tea In Port.
land Place very we'll managed. Lady Salisbury en-.
dowed her daughter-in law with supply Of dia
mond stars. Lord Salisbury gave dressingbag which
almost q counterpart Of Lady Cranbornes Tho
presents OF plate were particularly numerous
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
tits perfectly certain that within a few weeks Lord
Lyons will resign the Paris Embassy. IT is practically
settled that Sir Edward Maet will succeed him. his pro-
motion from Berlin having been much favored by the
Queen Lord Lyton and Sir Henry VOL are both candt
dates for embassies. expect the former will succeed
Sir John savile Jumey at Rome and the latter ia
Berlin.
GREAT sLAUGHroR OF THE GROUSE.
Some wonderfully big bags have been made this sea-
son the grouse Perthshre, best OF Scottish
sporting counties with its three hundred shootngs,
comes usual the front, the Moness bag being
rather plehoric the Comic de Paris and his party
having killed twelve hundred brace Of birds during
the five days. Other big bags have been made By
other sportsmen. Mr.. Tenant and party have shot
several hundred brace Dunalastair Moor On Drum.
heather Colonel Bridgman and the other gentlemen
shooting there enjoyed fine sport four five hundred
brace OF birds having been already basged 1t would
be difficult to compile list Of nifty or sixty baga
made In this county each OF which will have thousand
BIRDS Bags OF from forty eight to hundred aud ten
brace have been common every day In the adjoining
county Of Sterling The Duke Of Montrose and hslpary
obtained frstrate sport Buchanan moor, belonging
to His Grace Over two hundred brace OF grouse
killed the first two days.
AN ART SOCIETY MADE ROYAL.
The Society OF British Artists has obtained permission
prefix the word Royal" to its title Thus all recog
nized societies In London equally royal t
only remains for Whistler to be honored with knight
hood for all their presidents DO able to prefix Sir to thet
fear even that artists chic, his talent for uD
hostery and the extension OF title will not enable
the r. b. A. to fight against the odds OF living in the
cul de called Sufolkst.
ALTERATIONS AT BYRoNs TOMB.
II that the outcry about the desecraon Of By
rons tomb rather premature The proposed alters
tons OF Hackna Torkard Church will not affect the
floor OF the chancel under which the poets remains rest
The monument will DO regretted exactly as at present
VIII still be the vault; tho only difference far
the tomb of the poet is concerned will De that 1t will
then stand at the entrance to the ohance instead OF st
within the altarras at present. so far as is known
Byron entered the church until his remains were
brought there for burial, and Phillipss vicar TO
Marked does not therefore to be Of such vital
importance to keep IL exactly was In his time, nor
conld this be DONE wished, previous restoration
has completely altered the appearance Of the church
DIR, MACKENZIE's PRESENT.
The Crown Princess of Germany has presented MoreI
Mackenzie with picture of her painting token
Of her grateful appreciation OF his skill
THE SEASON AT wHITBY.
The season at Whiby Is In full swing This quantity
picturesque old town ranks with the first OF oui
fashionable English watering places. Walter Besano
hnds much benefit from his stay there and Du Maures
and Lowell are amongst the latest arrivals
IRVING AND MISS TERRY IN SCOTLAND.